Sports Medicine Professor Adam Pennell and Francesca Lanese, senior Sports Medicine major, sit at the head of the table during a Disability Awareness Week roundtable March 9. A way to get close to the topic of disability research is to think about the implications for us now and for the future, said Christin Shatzer Román, Director of Community Engagement and Service. … [Read more...] about Disability Awareness Week Kicks Off with Research Roundtable
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President’s Speaker Series Highlights Classical Education
Jeremy Wayne Tate (left) sits beside President Jim Gash in the Surfboard Room on Feb. 26. Gash introduced Tate as an educational entrepreneur preparing the next generation. Photos by Britreyunna HarperPresident Jim Gash welcomed Jeremy Wayne Tate, founder of the Classical Learning Test (CLT), for a conversation about academic rigor, Christian education and purpose at the … [Read more...] about President’s Speaker Series Highlights Classical Education
Before the Auditions: How the Theatre Program Selects Its Shows
Theatre students perform "9 to 5: The Musical" for a November 2024 dress rehearsal in Smothers Theatre. The show, directed by Theatre Professor Kelly Todd, is about a group of women who rise up against sexual harassment from their boss. File photo by Mary Elisabeth ('25)Months of work go into producing Pepperdine’s Theatre productions each year. But before auditions even … [Read more...] about Before the Auditions: How the Theatre Program Selects Its Shows
Inside SEER: Teaching Future Business Leaders to Build Profit and Purpose Together
Members of the Graziadio Business School's Net Impact chapter, in partnership with PG&E, host the Home Electrification Challenge at the Pepperdine Calabasas campus Feb. 20. Students developed strategies to help homeowners transition to cleaner energy and fight climate change while competing for prizes and mentorship from PG&E’s sustainability team. Photo courtesy … [Read more...] about Inside SEER: Teaching Future Business Leaders to Build Profit and Purpose Together
Gym Looks to AI for More Precise Physical Fitness
Fred Fitness is open for business Nov. 7. Fred Fitness has one location in Santa Monica, and another in Culver City expected to open in late summer 2026. Photos by Nick CharkhedianThe future of fitness is here. As visitors scroll through Fred Fitness' website, those words, “the future of fitness is here,” are prominently plastered in big letters. Artificial … [Read more...] about Gym Looks to AI for More Precise Physical Fitness